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Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

ECEn 487: Introduction to Discrete-Time Signal Processing

Winter 2008

Welcome to the Discrete-Time Signal Processing class home page! In this class we will learn about the theory of discrete-time processing. The theoretical material is reinforced by a DSP laboratory, where you will implement and study some common DSP tasks on a computer platform.

Catalog Description

Digital signal processing, fast Fourier transforms, digital filter design, spectrum analysis. Applications in speech processing, SONAR, communications, etc.

Announcements

(Updated April 21, 2008)

  • Solutions to Quiz 11 have now been posted.
  • You may view and check your grades in BlackBoard!  Log in with your Route Y ID. and password to see what we have recorded.  Please bring any discrepancies you note in your recorded grade to the attention of grader Bill Dahlquist.


 

                                               COMBINED SCHEDULE FOR CLASS, LAB, AND OFFICE HOURS

Instructor   

Dr. Brian Jeffs
bjeffs@ee.byu.edu
457 CB
422-3062

 

Class TAs



Bill Dahlquist, Lead TA
phone: 380-0918            email: wd25@byu.net
Lab TAHomework and quiz grading, homework help office hours
425 CB (CAEDM Lab)

 

Dan Evans
Recitation and Lab TA
danevans@byu.edu
 

 

 
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
10:00
 

Office Hours
Dahlquist

  Recitation
490 CB
 
11:00
Office Hours
Dahlquist
Office Hours
Dahlquist
Office Hours
Dahlquist
Recitation
490 CB
 
12:00
Office Hours
Dahlquist
  Office Hours
Dahlquist
   
1:00
         
2:00
Lecture
392 CB
  Lecture
392 CB

Lab intro
Jan 10, 31, Feb 21,
Mar 13

Lecture
392 CB
3:00
Office Hour
457 CB
Jeffs 
  Lab sec 1

Office Hour
457 CB Jeffs

Lab sec 2  
4:00
Office Hour
457 CB
Jeffs
  Lab sec 1

Office Hour
457 CB Jeffs

Lab sec 2
 
 
Office Hours
Dahlquist
5:00
  Office Hours
Dahlquist
Lab sec 1
 
Lab sec 2
 
 
6:00
         
12:00       Homework due
(usually, check
homework sched.)
 

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